According to the Councilor for Social Services, Tania Alonso, since 2016 they were aware of the need for an Enclave Classroom for minors with special educational needs.
Javier Romero (NC) regrets that now, 7 years later and in an electoral year, the Government group headed by Onalia Bueno, champions the struggle of these families who since then urgently and immediately needed a solution
As a result of the call made by several Mogan families once again, to request the Department of Education of the Government of the Canary Islands to incorporate an Enclave Classroom in the municipality, the candidate of Nueva Canarias (NC), Javier Romero has shown his full support to this demand, which already comes from afar.
For years, Mogan families who need a special education service for their children have been forced to move to the Enclave Classrooms in the neighboring municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana. However, there are a total of 9 minors with special needs who reside in the Moganero municipality, which far exceeds the minimum ratio of 3 students required by the ministry.
This morning at the press conference that was held in Arguineguín to give visibility and support to Gisela Betancor, mother of a minor with ASD, Mayor Onalia Bueno and Tania Alonso, councilor responsible for Social Services, gave explanations to the media and families, and we do not understand why the Mogán City Council, the administration closest to the citizens, has waited until today to take action on the matter, since as the Social Services Councilor herself explained, since 2016 they were aware that There were at least 14 minors who needed this service.
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Javier Romero, mayoral candidate for the nationalist party, wonders why Mayor Onalia Bueno has waited 7 years to take action, and why today she assured that “Mogán will have the Aula en Clave next year” and she has not. Done before. We regret that the families have had to wait for the election year to have a reaction from the mayor who has assured them that “what is proposed here is done” and we would have wished that this had been said when in 2016 they were already aware of these 14 cases of minors who needed a Classroom in Code.
Javier Romero (NC) requests not only the establishment of the Special Education Classroom and that the Mogán City Council take the necessary steps to ensure its implementation next year by the Regional Ministry of Education, but also that the Mogán council and its mayor provide the necessary sports and social services so that these children have other needs met that are just as important as education and that fall under municipal jurisdiction. Children with attention deficit disorders, sleep disorders, or autism also require sports activities and complementary services that should be offered by the local administration and which, unfortunately, are not being provided by the Mogán City Council.
